Welcome to today’s foolish flubs, Friday Follies fans (and those with great affection and appreciation for alliteration).
Focusing Your Novel With a Journalist’s Trick
This is a very helpful framework to use in focusing your novel – when you start one!
by Andrea Lundgren
Okay, perhaps it’s more of a tool than a trick, but journalists have been using the “Who-What-Where-When-Why-and-How” format on hard news pieces for well over a century (to judge by the sort of articles they write, where each of these items are addressed), and I’ve found the six questions are equally useful when writing a novel.
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Laughter: The Universal Language – #75
Hot enough for ya? 😁
Greece: Episode Four –
Early spring, 1971. Greece. An island. A ferry. An interminable trip that seemed to go on… and on…
Friday Follies #143 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
Hi again, FF aficionados! My favourite weekly rag newspaper continues to provide the Grammar Cop with abominations galore!
Laughter: The Universal Language – #74
Don’t drink anything while you read the ending, unless you’re wearing a bib! 😁
Horses… an Original Show
Join my cousins and myself for a truly entertaining evening.
Great TV Shows #1
The Handmaid’s Tale (no spoilers, don’t worry!)
Friday Follies #142 – Making Grammar Great Again, One Hyphen at a Time
FF followers, the Grammar Cop has been SO busy this past while! Here’s a little sampling of the infractions she found.
Windows on the Past – 1969-1973
How time flies! In 1969, I had one child.
